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JBJ

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  1. Pomodoro method. I'm sure a Jacksonville city block will become a lawless zone any minute now.
  2. I dont know what to tell you other than you are trying to find a exception that simply doesn't exist. The intent is to stab someone with a knife. Stabbing is likely to and did cause serious injury. It doesn't really matter if someone only wanted to stab someone just a little bit. That's the crux of the guy hitting his head on the barstool example.
  3. I don't think in Texas that using a deadly weapon automatically meets the requirement, but I also doubt there's ever been a case where a guy died from a stab wound that wasn't considered a serious bodily injury.
  4. Someone's head hitting a barstool during a bar fight is a common example used for 2nd degree murder. So, yes.
  5. Most of DFW is like this. DFW is one of the most racially mixed, if you will, metros that I've ever lived or worked in. Carroll ISD is 60% white, btw.
  6. Right now, that a fight went deadly is about all we know. The difference between whether it was justified or not, we don't know enough about yet. Centennial is still a decently nice area right? Most of the national media is framing this completely wrong and making sorta racist assumptions.
  7. I think we stopped my senior year, but they were always group awards for meeting certain goals. Like if we had 100 yards rushing all the lineman and backs would get one. Goalline stand the defensive front would get one. All punts within the 35, no kickoff beyond the 25, no missed fg/xp - those special teams units. I don't really remember all the offensive and defensive ones.
  8. Plays scripts generally have "Normal Down" and "Situational" branches. Examples of situational would be 2nd & Short, 3rd Downs by distance, Red Zone (and Goal Line), Coming out of own endzone, 1st down after a 1st down (rhythm plays). Then there might be a separate play script against a certain defensive adjustment expected from your opponent (vs Cover 2, vs Man, vs 3-High, etc.)
  9. JBJ

    2025 NFL Draft

    This is an RPO problem, not a Quinn problem. His pocket presence is the biggest concern to me.
  10. It feels like the end of an era in a lot of ways. There's a lot of players on the team leaving memories that will stick.
  11. This. A Nickel in the apex or a Cover 3 WS are generally counted as box defenders. Against some Quarters teams you have to consider both safeties in the box.
  12. From my model: Ohio State is the #1 team - Texas is number 2. Ohio State is the #1 defense - Texas is number 2. Both defenses have been consistent all season. OSU is 5th in defensive consistency and Texas is 13th. Neither defense has been tested thoroughly. OSU is #133(!) in defensive confidence while Texas is 121. - Ohio State is the #4 offense in my model. - Texas is #11. The Texas offense has been tested thoroughly and ranks #3 in offensive confidence. OSU is mildly untested at #78. - The model has Texas +5.5, so mostly agrees with Vegas, but it expects a low-scoring affair.
  13. Howard has struggle against every great defense he's faced - Michigan, Penn St, Nebraska. Just continue the trend.
  14. Interior lineman cannot break their stance once they are on the line of scrimmage. ND committed 4 false starts.
  15. Two guys said they didn't know, the other misexplained the rule as any contact to the head of a defenseless player.
  16. It doesn't get called much but it still happens. Tennessee just was called for one I want to say against Vanderbilt.
  17. On bang-bang collisions on a contested ball, they really want a clear indication of targeting. Leading with the helmet is not an indicator. That bullet point literally lists every body part and the key part of it is "attacking" not "leading." They want a definitive thrust, not merely a collision. Bad targeting calls are jading people's opinions of good no-calls. Everyone wants every hard and high hit to be targeting.
  18. It was in front of me live. It looked like the ASU player had his gloves caught in the facemask/collar of our player. They both went down and our guy tried to get get up and pull away and kept getting pulled back down. There was a tussle like they were stuck and both didn't appreciate it. When the flag came out I thought either or both players were getting a personal foul.
  19. I was going to make this post: "The refs in this game were just bad. We had a lot of calls go our way as well." But then I lised out the missed and iffy calls for both teams, and they nearly all went ASU's way.
  20. This was pretty obvious to me sitting in the stands. Not sure what thre refs saw.
  21. There was a call it was just the wrong one.
  22. Same question, but also the holding on the 2 pt. They kind of showed it on the big screen and no one was held with what they showed.
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